Jungle Bride (1933) PRE-CODE HOLLYWOOD

[@63mckenzie]

I think I must be re-incarnated from the 30s because I love movies from this period.

[@sfdanceron1]

No, these are just great old movies without the PC bull Shxt.

[@stephenpsalm274]

You’re not the only one

[@billyrichards8834]

I feel the same way. I was born in the early '70s and have alway's been fascinated by the culture and times of the '20s and '30s.

[@63mckenzie]

@@billyrichards8834 It's strange how everybody has a favourite era from the past.

[@yvonnejohnson5913]

Your not the only one

[@ladywisewolf3942]

This was great, always love anything with Anita Page in it or gorgeous Charles Starrett!! 😍😛

[@lizboychuk6365]

❤ Aloha from Hawaii 🌋! The boat destruction scene rivals ANY film for realism. The actors were superb in this death scene . The 30's created entertainment worthy of our attention. Mahalo and R I P.

[@donnadequire-rios3531]

I so enjoy these old movies. I'll take an old black and white film before a current film any day.

[@seltaeb3302]

@Ronin Cesar why? what? Are you doing something illegal & why. Take a walk & breath in the oxygen.

[@viennapalace]

Me too. Hollywood hasn't had an original idea since 1988 & frankly, I don't understand why anyone would pay top dollar for what is basically 2 hours of CGI...

[@jakelm4256]

No you wouldn’t

[@poorthing]

Anita Page died age 98, in 2008. She retired at 23 -the year of this film- 1933. She returned in 1936 for one film then years later she did a few horror movies in late 90s. After 1936 she enjoyed a long lasting marriage and 2 kids.

[@jpfransen]

Shipwrecked,spending the night in the jungle, hair and make-up perfect. Loved this movie. Yet another great find

[@amycarmichael2748]

That was a really good movie!! I love Charles Starrett. He was so damn good looking, wow💞💞💞

[@RRW1982]

Whole-grain corn, and organic, too! a shoestring budget didn't keep this crew from excelling in their story-telling. Thanks again for films like this one.

[@timothygrant7266]

The most interesting thing about this movie is that the actor, Charles Starrett, was born in Athol, Mass., which is about a half-hour away from where I live. L.S. Starrett Company is still in business. I will say that the picture quality of this film is excellent.

[@debrabolton6475]

I enjoyed this film. It was funny to see how Doris kept her shoes on while in the ocean, how she was able to maintain her well- coiffed hair, how well built the hut was by people who had no experience being in the jungle, where the bedding came from, and how the captain lived as long as he did.

[@alphagirl547]

And they didn’t offer him a drink. Mind you, our hero wrestled a lion with his bare hands and only got scratched

[@yasminedey8612]

Lol! Yeah and kill a lion with bear hands ;-)

[@RRW1982]

@@yasminedey8612 Which is easier than killing a bear with lion hands, any day!

[@claudiam2474]

Her stockings didn t ripoff ! I want the name of the brand !

[@deboralee1623]

the hut is a prime example of the Gilligan's Island Syndrome.

[@diane5254]

Oh for the days when movies were only an hour long and still managed to tell a story without a lot of useless high tech filler

[@omnivorous65]

What story? 4 horny men and one women? That is porn. A bit of flesh for horny teenager. I am not quite sure whose sexual phantasies were catered to but there was certainly not a story being told

[@macbewmagoo8616]

Omnivorous65, what movie did you watch? What you wrote doesn't describe anything in Jungle Bride.

[@donmateo3728]

here here!

[@unowen-nh9ov]

They had to do that 'cuz Ahnuld couldn't speak Englisch.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

Charles 🌟let was prototype for the Thunderbirds puppets.

[@davidtong2776]

Silly at times but just too cute, a love story, with a happy ending. What more can you ask for in a film?

[@AlexMartinez-me2yc]

When I was growing up, they still had a lot of Black & White films as well as shows on the tv. I have no problems watching any old movies as long as they're good movies!!

[@anthonycrnkovich5241]

Thank you for uploading a beautiful print of this film. Other copies are missing the brief racy shot of Anita Page changing. This is what VCI has out on DVD.

[@amartin9293]

I appreciate the rare look at the workers in the hell of the engine room while the upper classes party....that is an unusual thing to see in a film from their period.

[@outlet6989]

I agree. The rich sit on their as while the workers work their ass off.

[@johnkolassa1645]

I don't see why it took them so long to get away. They could have asked for help wherever Anita Page bought her lipstick.

[@NYC1927]

This has got to be one of Anita's worst films. This is obviously towards the end of her career when they started putting her in these tripe C-List story lines. She was a beauty but her style was waning and she admittedly was limited in her range. As she entered talkies, she did give a good turn in "Skyscraper Souls" (1932), right before she did this. I had the pleasure of meeting her once back in the late 90's and I am a fan of hers, but if I recall correctly, she even said "Jungle Bride" was one of her worst. Thanks though for posting it as I did enjoy seeing her and Charles Starrett.

[@ria1636]

She wasn't waning she said no to the casting couch ie Louis B Mayer and Irving Thalberg and they effectively ruined her career.

[@sfdanceron1]

Pretty good effects for the ship disaster without CGI.

[@davidheiberg4449]

33:18, my goodness she's beautiful! Gotta love the perfectly curled hair, after many days in the jungle.

[@amartin9293]

So unrealistic but fun. Like their perfectly ironed starched and always white blouses after a run-in with a tiger.

[@expat2010]

People went to the movies for glamour and escapism back in the day. Now, I dunno... nothing in them for me other than the rare exception like Joker.

[@militodiax360]

ANITA PAGES, SALVADORAN PROUD, IS THE FIRST TIME THAT I HEAR YOUR VOICE....

[@alvexok5523]

Wonderful start to the film. Will watch rest tomorrow, it's 3am here now

[@grottarian]

The sinking ship scene was so realistic. I loved the animal s as well.

[@moorek1967]

I can see the adverts for the coal loader job..."Exciting job, Big adventure, sail the world" Yes, a girl in every port...you'll just be too tired to enjoy her.

[@mgtowp.l.7756]

A Excellent Movie Highly Recommended.. Thank You Very Much For Sharing..

[@williamanthony9090]

Attention PizzaFlix: Thanks for uploading all these great pre-code films, many of them in wonderful condition considering their age. I don't suppose you take requests... Is there any way you might be able to upload the 1942 Film, "The Forest Rangers?" It stars Fred MacMurray, Paulette Goddard, and a young Susan Hayward. My local CBS affiliate used to play that movie about once every two years when I was a youngster, and I haven't seen it in nearly forty years! I believe, though I'm not positive, that it was the film which introduced the song, "Jingle Jangle Jingle," to the public. If you could upload that movie, you'd have at least one fan, (me), who would be excessively grateful! At any rate, thanks for ALL the great films that you are uploading! You're providing a real service for kids today, who are probably fairly unaware of these great, old movies, from our American past.

[@joestephan1111]

So much better than the crap they call movies today.

[@vernalc2449]

Love the juxtaposition in the first scene when they cut from the workers shoveling coal into the hungry mouth of the ship that is its furnace to the well dressed first-class passengers strolling on the deck, drunk as Cooter Brown, and then to the economy class chowing down at common tables, slurping juices from their saucers.

[@heatherbowlan9822]

Thank you this is one I haven't seen ! Great to find some I haven't seen , thank yo pizza flix ! Your long time subscriber 5 1/2 years now soon 6 in a month and a week , time sure flies when you enjoy a. Great channel like you , thanks for your work in getting out these great old classics !❤️🙏🏽🇨🇦

[@anonagain]

Anita Page must have done a lot of silent films...she does a lot of the extreme 'face acting' that was common before talkies.

[@scotnick59]

well, she did do silents

[@robertwalker5521]

Yes...an expression or physical action could tell a sentence...or even a paragraph.

[@MorningBunion]

That lion slaying scene though! Silly little movie, but like most Pre-Codes I end up enjoying them otherwise.

[@dontaylor7315]

Yeah, that fight with the lion asked me to suspend a little too much disbelief. But as you said, a silly movie can be fun.

[@deniswauchope3788]

What a wonderful old film! Thanks so much, and wasn't Anita Page a gorgeous gal!

[@clve8872]

Something magical in this movies, the 20's. Knowing they arent anymore living...

[@cadillacdebois]

If I was in a theater in 1933 I bet Id be glued to the silver screen, however today, Im not so glued as it was pretty cheesy; but still sweet, innocent, and early acting charming.

[@steplumpkin5432]

ANITA WAS GREAT, GOOD STUFF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THANKS UPLOADER.

[@lynnbell6353]

All things considered, this was actually a lot more entertaining than plenty of the junk I’ve seen on Netflix recently! I only hope that the animal fight scenes and deaths were merely staged, as they would be in a modern film.

[@robertocampano2089]

Old Hollywood Mush, loved it!!!!!

[@KNCKNCKNC]

Thanks for posting!

[@inaayabintmusab9612]

quite a film, good story, nice music

[@rosahill9487]

Thank you! Have a bless night!

[@manuelmaldonadojr2526]

hey thank you very much for this OLD Movies and take care and see you soon ok.

[@April-t6z]

That "murderer" has an irresistible singing voice.

[@Northatlantic2012]

Anita Page was gorgeous!

[@susanboylefanable]

OK, YOU go lose to the lion then, lol!! 😂

[@poorthing]

At one time she was considered to have ' the most beautiful face' in Hollywood.

[@donmateo3728]

@@poorthing here here but also wholesome--this film has overtones of "me tarzan, you jane---makes you wonder if that's how tarzan REALLY got started---ship wreck?

[@LoveEm-r9i]

Love it. Old movie ..so interesting ...

[@310ladylove]

Well written I must watch a few more times ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@artistalisonwinfield-burns4455]

Thrilling!

[@vernalc2449]

What the heck did the ship hit?? I only saw a glimpse of it and it looked like a submarine, lol. Who the heck is STILL drunk as a skunk after your cruise ship hits something, breaks in half, explodes, and you swim to an island? Dayum, I want some of what he's having! The film is kind of campy, but a fun watch. I don't get why they built their "camp" so far in the "jungle" and so far away from the beach. OH, YEAH, to make it easier for passing ships and search planes to spot them, LOLOL!

[@___michael___7165]

Great, enjoyable movie.

[@deboralee1623]

i must admit, the hippo's sudden move did startle me.

[@shanemike3070]

Not a bad movie, kept me entertained

[@Knightrider10122]

She must have found a Solon on the island. Her hair was root free and bobbed the entire time…

[@kellyanquoe]

released during the era of Tarzan and King Kong this film side more melodramatic leaving the wild life as a backdrop, save one lions killing by the handsome Mr. Starrett. the only pre-code interests are the brief naked breast angle and the switching of partners. A short but enjoyable film if you can put yourself back in the seat of a 1933 theatre on a lazy afternoon.

[@anthonycrnkovich5241]

Also, after the code, you wouldn't see actresses in low-cut, flimsy dresses without a bra - the way Miss Page appears throughout most of this movie.

[@badbag9625]

One can see why this film could have been made in the manner it was. Today filming big wigs would find a million issues calling for charges......makng it hum drum..... uneventfully boring ! Old films offer a look back when some things were more up front then now. Fold that slice of Pizza Flix and enjoy

[@0doubledseven589]

32:28 Clarence the cross-eyed lion attacks- when he was a teen- before he was cross-eyed

[@j3lny425]

Did Charles Starrett also do a series of B-Westerns?

[@unowen-nh9ov]

From 1935 on, over a decade & 100 Durango Kids, longest Hollywood series & 🌟.

[@emmettecraft]

When movies were Movies...!

[@PizzaFLIX]

Thanks for watching! May the Sauce be with you.

[@outlet6989]

She always looks like she just left a beauty shop! Hey, a new way to start a fire. This might come in useful if I'm lost in a jungle. Just like Gilligan's Island, they find everything they need. Cheetah must be Oriental, he does laundry. Her dress keeps getting shorter and shorter. Does that mean that the best is still to come? That lion was loaned to the production company by MGM. No animals were harmed in this movie, only humans. Dorris to the men, "Can you find me a razor? I need to shave my legs and underarms." Watch this movie if you are trying to find a good way to get to sleep. "I'm working on the boat sail but, I'll need your dress."

[@wasserdagger]

At the 1 hour mark: Looks like the ship at the end provided them with a portable radio, as well as a few other items.

[@craigroberts6439]

Every one looks pretty frenzied during that shipwreck..

[@waderaney7]

Excellent ☺

[@deboralee1623]

place settings didn't slide off tables, and bottles didn't fall from shelves; other'n that, totally believable scenes.

[@johnsimpson6181]

It is an urban myth that sea captains can perform marriage rites.

[@vernalc2449]

Truth.

[@johnsullivan6203]

The biggest urban legend is that ship captains have the power of marriage which is not true although an entry in a ship's log when stand in court if the couple is married by local authority. Even if the captain is a minister he can only marry persons in those jurisdictions where he is licensed.

[@brylcreemy]

Poorly done, even by the standards of the day. Still gets my thumb up, tho, because I thoroughly enjoyed it. Cute story.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Cruise ships in the old days. Work in the engine room shoveling coal , or since you can afford the trip, spend time above deck with the passengers. The days before Carnaval Cruise line.

[@44032]

I can see the comparisons between Charles Starrett and John Wayne. Both were football players. Both started making films at about the same time. Both spent the 30's making B westerns. They looked like each other. Starrett, from this, seems like he might have been a better actor than Wayne at this point, (the same year as 'Baby Face'). But he never got his 'Stagecoach'. There are a lot of stories like that in Hollywood. Maybe Anita Page could have been Joan Crawford...

[@donmateo3728]

Anita Page was a knock-out--and very fleshy!

[@JaneFrieman]

A man, falsely accused, proves his worth while a newspaper reporter wants to "run him in".

[@Puddycat00]

Jane Frieman what about the idiot spoiled bitch blonde who can’t do shit for herself and needs a man for everything.

[@deboralee1623]

at least the deck chairs were arranged.

[@BobGeogeo]

6:27 That was an odd fashion to wear a complete animal as an accessory.

[@oluhamilton2121]

Also very SAVAGE.

[@jaysoper3974]

hero wrestles a lion & gets a little scratch on his arm - great comedy!

[@HowToVideosAndTips]

i'm not so young but always hated the real outdoor filming of wild animals in Africa then cut to studio

[@gulfrelay2249]

zzapper zzapper Frank Buck was real. lion footage probably his.

[@robertwalker5521]

@@gulfrelay2249 .. "BRING 'EM BACK ALIVE"

[@klausehrhardt4481]

Oh man, the movie makes you think the jungle is a spa... The real thing is quite diferent: mosquitos, snakes, poisoned water, yellow fever, bugs, storms, no protection against temperature and stifling air. Even Robinson Crusoe seems romanticized at times. Nonetheless, nice movie as precode usually are. Even a bum had the class and some high brow education to shoot some latin those times. Reminds me o Mann´s Magic Mountain.

[@GuruRasaVonWerder]

IT WAS BORING UNTIL THE SHIP BROKE UP - 10:44 OR SO, THEN THEY CRASHED, HIT THE ISLAND, & I LIKED IT BECAUSE OF ALL THE ANIMALS - IT'S SO SILLY IT'S FUNNY - I MEAN, ALL THE FOOD, CLOTHING, UTENSILS THAT CAME WITH THE LIFEBOAT, VERY FUNNY. LET'S SEE IF I CAN WATCH THIS TILL THE END JUST FOR FUN.

[@boringlyawesum]

back when america was still great

[@donmateo3728]

yeah--separate..but equal--black stokers on one end, one stokers on the other...?

[@glenn2831]

That poor old Lion looked For Real Dead to me. : (

[@blipcat3382]

Over a month in the jungle and the perm is still in her hair...........

[@zackstewart4109]

Wow what a stinker! You better REALLY love kitsch for this one.

[@oliviablackburn1113]

15:10 is me when I’m drunk.😂

[@paultheaudaciousbradford6772]

I love how she’s still wearing heels, walking on the sand, after and exhausting and traumatic shipwreck.

[@oliviablackburn1113]

Paul the Audacious Bradford right?? That’s a real woman there. Lol. We both know that those would have come off in the ocean though while swimming. Haha

[@robertwalker5521]

@@oliviablackburn1113 ...maybe she "dog paddled".

[@j.g.c.2494]

women were slender but soft back then. not all sinewy with 6 packs. very feminine. sweet movie!

[@duke9555]

Women who made it to the movies were maybe but hard farming ladies weren't

[@frankmccann9824]

it is so nice to hear this from a woman. i agree.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

j. g.c. Yeah. I like women looking feminine too.

[@suzieqwonder3089]

j. g.c. Actresses were models first! They were on strict diets & went thru a lot of *preparation!* Most women back then struggled with weight problems too. After all, they were eating food fried in lard, homemade pies & lots of home cooking that was loaded in fat & salt, like gravy. It was very delicious but models & actresses had to starve themselves! And they suffered wearing girdles or bustles...You wouldn’t believe the pain they endured from curling irons heated on coals or logs & fake eyelashes were the norm in which the glue was horrendous. Notice their eyebrows, most were shaved & painted in! The list goes on ~

[@suzieqwonder3089]

annamal pete [e-mail] You may not be very interested b/c I’m no long a young beauty, only an older one ~ LOL!

[@mikeoak5289]

it might be pre-code but it says "passed by the national board of review" at the beginning.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

Different things, National Board of Review New York, 1909. Code was Will Hays Hollywood censorship office, circa 1934.

[@cool19227]

I found this movie to be a more or less a pre-Gilligan's Island.

[@unowen-nh9ov]

Robinson Crusoe came 1st.

[@alphagirl547]

Haha..he fights a lion and only gets scratched

[@deboralee1623]

!save the kitty!

[@HerAeolianHarp]

Anyone know where they filmed the beach scenes?

[@robertwalker5521]

North Dakota.??

[@msbrowngault]

Laying on the beach but no sand in her hair when she gets up😕

[@minnesotalakes2062]

.....and full makeup. hehe 🤭

[@robertwalker5521]

and no sand in various other .. uh .. openings.

[@steves4945]

@ 49:50....anyone know the meaning when he says "ok Africa"?

[@johnbockelie3899]

" Here on Gilligan's Island".

[@ebayerr]

"Lord of the Flies"

[@Puddycat00]

Oh that poor lion. I hate movies where they just gotta have a “happy” ending. I’d like to see the lion win for once or the so called bad guy win. Coz in real life lions do win. As it should be.

[@billwilliamson9842]

no they don't always win, .300 magnum ventilates them nicely :o)

[@donmateo3728]

@@billwilliamson9842 pretty sure the lion would win against "garrett's knife or pop gun?

[@billwilliamson9842]

@@donmateo3728 you rode the short bus as a kid huh? smh

[@NuncNuncNuncNunc]

A good triple dose of deus ex machina, but still a cute little movie. Did they ever make the sequel, Jungle Family?

[@garyshields2734]

Here come the Judge, Here come the Judge, Order in the Court-Order in the Court cause here comes the Judge

[@jettrink7510]

John Miljan

[@HighSchoolNotes]

Was this the inspiration for Gilligan's Island?

[@unowen-nh9ov]

Robinson Crusoe was 1st.

[@monicashababy5487]

Cheetah!!! Tarzan’s pal!😊

[@donmateo3728]

don't forget the hyenas--yikes!

[@robbybonfire9944]

A ship’s captain with no senior officer “scrambled eggs” on his hat. Terrible technical oversight.

[@robertwalker5521]

Your definition of "terrible" is far more extreme than nost.

[@SenorZorrozzz]

Nice film.

[@johnbockelie3899]

Money for this cruise will be cheerfuly refunded by the cruise line.

[@robertwalker5521]

@@johnbockelie3899 ..all of that lost luggage !!

[@DJCountdown661]

Cool!

[@cartermcafee568]

What's cracking these flims got a lot going fo them, mainly free

[@lillinablue]

Anita Page stars in

[@francisunger170]

"The Durango Kid"

[@rosahill9487]

Nice :-)

[@musket-hc1fc]

The guy with the guitar is obviously not really playing. I wonder who the real guitarist is?

[@j3lny425]

Yes,at around 43:00 he wasn't even trying to fake it.

[@robertwalker5521]

Less Paul. I saw the running to an outlet in the hut....ground fault.

[@robertwalker5521]

LES, not Less.

[@deboralee1623]

@@robertwalker5521 he was less than than Les.

[@cymbolichuman433]

Yeah... this is good stuff...

[@johnbockelie3899]

,, skipper! Skipper! there's some people on the beach!.

[@hermanjustice7338]

Great film funny.